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Regionalization and Regionalism
2017This chapter concerns regions, regionalization and regionalism in urban and regional planning in Australia. A regional dimension has been an important focus of planning within Australia’s multi-level federal system of government. Governments have created administrative regions for program planning and service delivery (regionalization).
Bellamy, Jennifer, Head, Brian
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2012
AbstractThis article seeks to identify the scope of, limits on, and potential for international migration in its various forms to become a component of interstate regionalism. The analysis is presented in five sections. The first section defines interstate regionalism and explores the place of regional organizations in the institutional architecture of
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AbstractThis article seeks to identify the scope of, limits on, and potential for international migration in its various forms to become a component of interstate regionalism. The analysis is presented in five sections. The first section defines interstate regionalism and explores the place of regional organizations in the institutional architecture of
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1997
During the 1990s, there has been a notable surge of interest and activity in both regions and regionalism. One manifestation of this has been the renewed salience of regional conflicts such as those in the Balkans and the Gulf region, or in the former Soviet Union.
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During the 1990s, there has been a notable surge of interest and activity in both regions and regionalism. One manifestation of this has been the renewed salience of regional conflicts such as those in the Balkans and the Gulf region, or in the former Soviet Union.
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2001
US history has been profoundly shaped by the existence of regions and regional consciousness, though the terms “sections” and “sectionalism” were more commonly used until the late nineteenth century. In its formative moments - the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention - the new republic was already divided along sectional lines that in
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US history has been profoundly shaped by the existence of regions and regional consciousness, though the terms “sections” and “sectionalism” were more commonly used until the late nineteenth century. In its formative moments - the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention - the new republic was already divided along sectional lines that in
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Problems of Economic Transition, 1995
The interactions of regional and central (federal) authorities in 1992-93 were basically determined by the Center's striving for systemic economic reforms and regions' attempts to protect themselves against the "negative" (i.e., the most painful) consequences of the reforms.
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The interactions of regional and central (federal) authorities in 1992-93 were basically determined by the Center's striving for systemic economic reforms and regions' attempts to protect themselves against the "negative" (i.e., the most painful) consequences of the reforms.
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Regionalism, Regional Integration and Regionalization
2017International ...
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2021
Regional international organizations have long been seen as important in the search for the most productive forms of global governance. Is this still the case in a world that today is often described as both globalized and fragmented? This chapter explores four forms of connectedness that challenge the continuing relevance of regions and regionalism to
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Regional international organizations have long been seen as important in the search for the most productive forms of global governance. Is this still the case in a world that today is often described as both globalized and fragmented? This chapter explores four forms of connectedness that challenge the continuing relevance of regions and regionalism to
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The Region and Regional Economics
1994Economics is often defined as being about the allocation of scarce resources between competing uses in order to produce goods and services, and about how those goods and services should be distributed among individuals.
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Regional Contexts and Regional Research
2019Recognising opportunity and acknowledging the challenges of conducting research outside of highly resourced major metropolitan centres is strategically important at a time when global connectivity and mobility are increasing and the complexity of “wicked” problems demands more than one approach or solution. Addressing these wicked problems increasingly
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Conclusions: Regions and Regionalism
1988Regional studies are returning to geographical enquiry as a central part of that discipline. An earlier descriptive approach to regions, responding to the innate curiosity that people have about other parts of the world, became intellectually stagnant.
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